Clerical appointments and church sale at Garraway's rooms
A London sale of advowsons includes the Great Tey rectory valued at £904 a year selling for £9,800, Kingstone near Canterbury (£500 income) selling for £2,950, and Hempton-cum-Hengrove (£579 13s 4d) selling for £5,200. Festivities in Feniton welcome Rector Henry Erskine Head after suspension and exile, with large parish turnout and a strong show of support.
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Lord Clifford
Newman
Winchester
Garraway’s
London
Great Tey
Colchester
Mintley
Kingstone
Canterbury
Hempton-cum-Hengrove
Bury St. Edmunds
Switzerland
Feniton
Head
Heniton
Ottery
Fennybridges
Welkin Ring
Breslau
Christian Catholic Provincial Synod
Maynooth College
Dissensions in the Repeal Camp in Ireland
The Repeal Association faces renewed strife as O Connellites and Young Ireland split over approaching Whig government. A truce is sought amid exchanges over declarations from 1844 and resolutions on adherence to Repeal. A potato disease outbreak near Dublin is also reported.
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Ireland
Repeal Association
O’connellites
Young Ireland Party
Young Ireland
O’connell
Dublin
the Chronicle
Congregational School Lewisham Exam Highlights Students
The annual examination of Congregational School Lewisham was held on June 24 with Dr. Henderson and Mr. S. Ransom directing. Forty two sons of Congregational ministers studied classics in the forenoon and English grammar history Scripture and mathematics in the afternoon. In the evening eight senior boys read speeches from the London Missionary meeting.
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Manchester
London
Leeds Mercury
Sorex
Kinas Lane
British Antistate Church Association
T. Aveling
Clement Dukes
B.A
Mr. Jefferson
The
Peace Society
D. Ratteras
F. Clarke
Edward Miall
Kingsland
Stoke Newington
Price
Congregational School
Lewisham
Henderson
Highbury College
S. Ransom
Theological Institution
Hackney
London Missionary Meeting
Education and League debates on Free Trade and Army schooling
The article notes ongoing Free Trade League efforts and a possible dissolution after meetings in Manchester. It discusses the Army education plan at the Royal Military Asylum Chelsea with a normal school for trained masters and model schools, detailing salaries and appointments. It also reports unrelated local items including a death from heat and a crowd greeting Sir Robert Peel.
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Messrs. Barker
J. Brown
B.A
J. C Harrison
H. B. Jeula
A. E. Pearce
Manchester
Phair Pulling
Rose
London
J. Harrison
Kentish Town
W. J. Hope
England
Wales
League
Manchester Times
Daily News
Free Trade Hall
Royal Military Asylum
Chelsea
Normal School
Model School
Morning Chronicle
Suppen
Archibald Buchanan
Cambuslang
Glasgow Post
Askern
Knottingly
Goole
Sirk R. Peer
Houses of Parliament
House of Commons
R. Peel
Baronet
Westminster-hall
Palace-yard
Palace+ yard
Robert
G. Clerk
Parliament Streets
Whitehall Gardens
Sir Robert
Boston
Boston Herald
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Curren Millram
Somersetshire
W. P. Thomas
F. B. Portman
John Vane
London Gazette
Times
Stavenonpers
Free Church
Brave Society
Breves
Huddersfield
British and Foreign Bible Society
Bible Society